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Honda CB Tail Light Cover Screws ~ Replaces 93500-04055-4J

$4.69 USD
49-0145
Replace your tail light lens screws with this Tail Light Lens Screws Pack of 10, replacing OEM #93500-04055-4J.Key Features• Tail light lens screws• 10...
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Honda CB1100 CB1000 CB900 CB750 rear brake light switch 35350-KA2-405

Honda CB Rear Brake Light Switch ~ Replaces 35350-KA2-405

$22.18 USD
33-0024
Ensure your brake light activates properly with this Rear Stop Light Switch, designed as a direct replacement for several original Honda rear brake switches....

1982 Honda CB750K · Tail Light Parts Buying guide

Separate lens repairs from brake-switch faults

A damaged lens, missing screws and a non-working brake light require different checks. Identify the actual problem and compare the installed lamp body before choosing the relevant replacement component.

Keep the original-style lens application specific

The featured lens lists the 1980–82 CB750K application. Compare it with the fitted housing, especially if the rear light has been changed during a custom build. A model-specific lens cannot establish fitment to an unrelated aftermarket tail light assembly.

Treat the switch as a circuit component

The rear stop-light switch operates with the rear brake arrangement. It is separate from the lens and lamp hardware. Check the circuit and switch mounting before replacing it; a new lens or mounting screw will not address an electrical switching problem.

Common questions

Is the featured lens a complete tail light?

No. It is a replacement lens for the stated lamp application. The listing does not describe a complete lamp housing, so compare the repair requirement and existing assembly before ordering.

How many lens screws are in the pack?

The screw listing describes a pack of ten. Count the hardware needed for your lamp and review the screw reference rather than assuming the pack represents one complete tail-light assembly.

Does a brake-light fault always mean the rear switch has failed?

No. Identify the fault through the appropriate circuit checks first. The switch is one component in that circuit, and the category listing cannot establish why the lamp is not operating.

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